Examples of using To be able to identify in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Make sure you put a label on each box you return in order for us to be able to identify your return shipment.
it is crucially important to be able to identify and track customers' parcels effectively.
I think it's important for me as a colored woman to be able to identify with the leadership in this country.”.
As public services are digitised, it is therefore important for Nordic citizens to be able to identify themselves and use electronic services abroad.
One of the goals of this project will be the systematic collection of data to be able to identify“best practice” in connection to hatchery production.
not only to find the solution to a specific challenge, but to be able to identify needs and improvement potential to help improve the customer's overall economy.
detect and/or respond to abuse of our website and/or storing additional information to be able to identify you when losing access to your account).
of which you have blacklined all information that is not required to be able to identify you, which is everything except your first name and last name.
detect and/or respond to abuse of our website and/or storing additional information to be able to identify you when losing access to your account);
The said computer codes have been programmed in such a way as to be able to identify certain patterns,
In particular, we want to be able to identify when there may be an issue with your product
To be able to identify each document after the scanning,
passport of one of the parents Instruction one In order for you to be able to identify a child in one of the preschool institutions,
The police needs to be able to identify anyone and everyone if necessary, and so according to Trondheim city's regulations,
and/or to be able to identify the owner of a lost
fire services- portable gas detectors need to be able to identify a variety of threats.
At an individual level, it is crucial to be able to identify oneself to be granted access to the welfare system.
The challenge of figuring out what should be done with the boat is much related to being able to identify which rubber material it is made of,
But to do that, we have to be able to identify all those who are at higher risk.